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Dogs waiting for your skunt and the likes of you .ProtonPowder wrote:i go tax yuh
88sins wrote:So, wait, lemme see if I understand this madness correctly.
In this hard af time of economic contraction where people losing their jobs left and right, the ministry of fine ants under the direction of clown inbutt has ordered the valuations division to use property sale prices as listed when you pay stamp duty to form a guesstimate of what they feel your property could rent for according to what you paid for it. And he eh seeing the defect in that. Allyuh feel they kinda want that money in joke. The man want it so bad like he salivating just thinking about it.
One would think that if you are smart enough to qualify to be a minister in government, at the very least you would know the difference between buying and renting, and understand that something might cost a lot to buy but not be able to fetch much rent. Yuh might pay 6 million for a house on 50 acres in in d bush behind Erin, but how much rent you really yuh could get for it if nobody wants to live that far in d bush
Seriously tho, think about it
If less than 50% of all property owners filed and submitted data after all this time, even after he technically deceived the population about it being mandatory to submit the information they wanted when it wasn't in an effort to panic people into submitting information, that means that more than half of the population doesn't support this proposed property tax. That's means, the majority of the property owning population does not want this. So other than these people being arseholes and money hungry parasites, what is their reasoning for forcing this on the people? Besides the usual "we need to do dis cuz we need d mornee cuz we eh ha no mornee" song?
Hosein: Illegal procedures used for property valuations
Government’s Valuation Division is using illegal procedures to assess people’s properties such as use of stamp duty and also having assessors standing outside properties on the curb taking pictures to assess the property’s fixtures and facets, UNC MP Barataria San Juan MP Saddam Hosein said yesterday.
Hosein, an attorney stressed the point during yesterday’s Parliament debate of the 2021 Budget. He slammed the division’s modus operandi of doing property tax valuation. Government has said the tax will be collected this fiscal year.
Hosein noted a September 4 memo from the acting Valuation Division head directing ramping- up of exercises to populate the property rolls. When half of the rolls are populated the tax can be collected.
But Hosein said it was illegal for Valuation to use as a short cut, the stamp duty on people’s deeds to assess the tax.
“You can’t use stamp duty to assess property tax. It’s two different bases. One is determined on market value and the other (tax is assessed on annual rateable value.”
He said Valuation, in using stamp duty assessment was putting values on properties without people completing valuation return forms which is a requirement under the law.
Hosein said another August 20 Valuation document states conditions for Valuation officers to go out and take information on people’s properties.
But this involves officers taking photos of people’s homes from the pavement, doing GPS co-ordinates, assessing how many toilets people have, how many pools, carports, beams, sheds, columns, air conditioning units and the dates of the building’s construction.
“This is illegal, they have to do the proper valuation for people for them to get what is required to pay the tax,” Hosein said, appealing for Government to hold its hand on the tax in the harsh economic environment.
He also criticised Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley’s general election “griping” about a UNC plan to use Unit Trust Corporation (UTC) funds to run T&T.
He said Rowley didn’t know what was going on in his team since the Recovery Roadmap Phase 2 report recommends using $3 billion from the UTC to fund expenditure for three months.
“And it’s the same UTC…. this is hypocrisy,” he said.
Questioning the cost of the changeover to the $100 polymer notes, Hosein noted that $8 billion in old notes had been in circulation and only $7.5 billion was received to be exchanged for polymer. He said no one was charged for issues with old notes and questioned a PNM election advertisement with a piggybank, involving the use of old $100 notes.
Hosein slammed allocation cuts for the T&T Police Service which he said would affect service at a time when 2019 held the record for the most murders.
“They also cut $20 million from TTPS vehicle repair funding but allocated more to repairing President’s House, the PM’s residence in Tobago and other buildings; they have a TTPS Mobile Command Centre without vehicles but sometimes the comedy writes itself because there’s Coast Guard that can’t sail and Air Guard that can’t fly.”
Hosein also called for Government to say what will occur when the extension of registered Venezuelans is over in December, “We’re recently seen a spike in missing teenagers.
Dismissing the 2021 Budget as tedious, repetitive and boring, Hosein said the Finance Minister had shifted from once saying he “did it his way” to “blaming COVID -19 and Kamla.”
Hosein said Government‘s tax on imported fruit has brought T&T to a situation where “Apple have more than tax than your Apple I Phone.”
UNC MP Barry Padarath who slammed Government’s youth and digitalization plans, said it was presented by a geriatric minister (Fitzgerald Hinds) whose policies were as old as he was. Padarath said Government used the social media TikTok approach to change buzz words and TikTok’s song and dance routine for its façade on other plans.
https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/hosein- ... 174a498c9c
Dat doh matter once you look like Kumra Sanu is level tax in your skunt.MG Man wrote:anybody got old boxing board to sell?
Looking to panel over my house before the property taxists ass with their cameras
death365 wrote:what i dont understand is why did they start with residential and not commercial/ industrial.
give the small man ah ease up
Pay up or have your house taken away and given away to red Goverment supporters.death365 wrote:what i dont understand is why did they start with residential and not commercial/ industrial.
give the small man ah ease up
death365 wrote:what i dont understand is why did they start with residential and not commercial/ industrial.
give the small man ah ease up
These things need to be kept a secret, you cant explain to the red Goverment supporters on how to save money and run a side line bussiness selling bodi.sMASH wrote:death365 wrote:what i dont understand is why did they start with residential and not commercial/ industrial.
give the small man ah ease up
how can u get to live in a million dollar house selling pumpkin, bodi, doubles and chicken roti? they eying those since manning days.
sMASH wrote:death365 wrote:what i dont understand is why did they start with residential and not commercial/ industrial.
give the small man ah ease up
how can u get to live in a million dollar house selling pumpkin, bodi, doubles and chicken roti? they eying those since manning days.
Sunday Express investigations have revealed that Super Industrial Services (SIS), the construction firm that did extension works at Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar’s residence in Philippine, south Trinidad, in March, also worked on Jack’s TT$2 million house in Hillsborough, Mt St George, Tobago.
In a recent media statement, Jack told the country his home was built by CJ Construction, a company owned by his brother Curtis Jack.
In an exclusive interview with the Sunday Express earlier this month, Jack responded to questions about any SIS involvement in the construction of his home and if the Tobago house was a “gift” from a local contractor.
He denied this, saying he was not “hand-to-mouth” and was solely responsible for building his family a “nice” home.
He also disclosed that he was employed with a Trinidad firm, Phoenix Welding and Fabricating Ltd, one of four jobs he holds, which allowed him to fund his eight-room, two-storey home overlooking the sea, without having to take bank loans.
Internet checks revealed Phoenix is an associate company or subsidiary of SIS—which means Jack was indirectly associated with SIS.
Sunday Express investigations also revealed a construction company trading under the name Casa Contractors Ltd did in fact work on the private residence of the Tobago Organisation of the People (TOP) leader.
Jack is on record as saying CJ Construction, owned by his brother Curtis Jack, was responsible for building his home.
Casa Contractors shares the same trading address as SIS, at #23 Rivulet Road, Brechin Castle, Couva, according to documents received by the Sunday Express.
There is no listing of Casa on the Ministry of Legal Affairs’ Company Registry.
But when the Sunday Express called the number listed for Casa on a list of companies compiled by the National Insurance and Property Development Company Ltd (Nipdec) online, a security officer explained that Casa was a part of SIS.
It is public knowledge that SIS, a known financier of the ruling United National Congress (UNC), was the recipient of several lucrative contracts from the People’s Partnership Government, including the TT$45 million Siparia Market and TT$70 million Couva/Preysal Interchange which Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar officially opened earlier this year.
Informed sources told the Sunday Express that Casa Contractors joined CJ Construction during December 2010-2011 to complete the job on Jack’s house in Tobago.
One of the workers who worked on the residence, which includes a swimming pool, told the Sunday Express: “There were two contractors, CJ and SIS, who worked on this really massive house.”
He said two crews were operating at the same time.
Told that documents he provided to the Sunday Express made reference to Casa Contractors, and not SIS, the employee insisted that “they are one and the same”.
“The crew from SIS had about 18 to 20 workers and the other one from CJ Construction had about 13,” he disclosed.
The worker, who asked not to be named, said CJ workers were responsible for the basic, more labour-intensive aspects of the job, including bricklaying, while SIS’s crew did the finer aspects of the job, including the plastering and more refined wood and concrete works.
He described the house as oval-shaped and said the two master bedrooms were located upstairs while the other rooms were located on the ground floor.
He also confirmed the SIS-linked company did not advertise its presence by putting up a public sign as is usually the case of many construction firms, who use the opportunity to advertise their business while carrying out a job.
sMASH wrote:death365 wrote:what i dont understand is why did they start with residential and not commercial/ industrial.
give the small man ah ease up
how can u get to live in a million dollar house selling pumpkin, bodi, doubles and chicken roti? they eying those since manning days.
death365 wrote:what i dont understand is why did they start with residential and not commercial/ industrial.
give the small man ah ease up
Gladiator wrote:death365 wrote:what i dont understand is why did they start with residential and not commercial/ industrial.
give the small man ah ease up
I tell you I spoke to someone who knows a lady working MoF and she said that they pleaded with the Min of Finance to not go after residential but to start with rental complexes and commercial and he outright refused.... but when you have a sadist as a Minister of Finance what do you expect?
zoom rader wrote:These things need to be kept a secret, you cant explain to the red Goverment supporters on how to save money and run a side line bussiness selling bodi.sMASH wrote:death365 wrote:what i dont understand is why did they start with residential and not commercial/ industrial.
give the small man ah ease up
how can u get to live in a million dollar house selling pumpkin, bodi, doubles and chicken roti? they eying those since manning days.
The_Honourable wrote:Vasant carrying Prakash Ramadhar axe the tax torch...
The_Honourable wrote:Vasant carrying Prakash Ramadhar axe the tax torch...
Join me and say NO to Property Tax!
As our party, the United National Congress, celebrates its 32nd anniversary, I take but 1 minute to reflect.
To reflect on the years' long struggle towards the mud of the Aranjuez savannah, despite facing the storm of Oppression and Abuse , through this common purpose the UNC was born.
Our party has served the Nation, par excellence, providing many firsts. It is my hope that one day soon, through unity and harmony, our UNC can return to Government.
Until then, with the founding principles in my heart, I vow to continue to fight, against poor Governance and social oppressions such as the draconian Property Tax.
Source: https://www.facebook.com/vasantbharath0 ... 664752535/
Redman wrote:Dog whistle for days.
By number 2 s logic we should endeavor to earn less....cuz when you earn more you pay more tax.
Well it’s all tooze.
Vasant trying to go down market.....this should be interesting....
Dohplaydat wrote::mrgreen:Redman wrote:Dog whistle for days.
By number 2 s logic we should endeavor to earn less....cuz when you earn more you pay more tax.
Well it’s all tooze.
Vasant trying to go down market.....this should be interesting....
Wait wtf is point 5 true? 2 years upfront? That's 3k minimum for most home owners.
In a freaking recession where inflation will soon be 20% and unemployment rising?
That's seriously a Mugabe vindictive style tax. Wtf.
Anyone have an example of how they're estimating rental value?
Say a typical 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home on a lot of land valued at 1.2M?
Dohplaydat wrote:In a freaking recession where inflation will soon be 20% and unemployment rising?
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